Decent process, though their written rules (e.g. 30 day close or earnest money in 48 hrs) is not what actually happens each time (15 day close and about a week to EMD) and communication not the smoothest.

@Louis LordGo to school, learn how to read and write properly, work on your communication skills, make as many friends as possible, play a team sport, pass high school,  go to university, get a high paying job, save money for down payment, buy a duplex and live in one side and rent the other side. 

I bought this place with inherited tenants about 2.5 years ago and didn’t do quarterly inspections or change my property management company when I had communication issues/slowness with them.

(i.e. financial technicalities failure to communicate an accurate financial picture to the underwriter)  My last BRRRR was 107 document submissions and seven different underwriter reviews - bannanas.  

My PM seems to be on top of things and communicates well with the tenants. 

I’ve learned that you should always keep an open line of communication with your investors and prospective investors, constantly building relationships with them.

I’ve learned that you should always keep an open line of communication with your investors and prospective investors, constantly building relationships with them.

But this borrower has not paid since January and has no been communicative.

There is a finance company that I have been in communications with for several weeks that seem legitimate, but I am wanting to do my research and confirm that they are real. 

The moment you feel you are comfortable and are able to communicate with a lender and a seller, then pick a niche and strategy (one for now).